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How TechSoft delivers
How our teams take a customer's problem to reliable, working software. It covers the roles, the stages, the rules and the weekly rhythm, and it is built on our four values: Kindness, Sustainability, One-Team and Excellence.
The four values behind how we work
We behave, manage, and are guided by our core values: Kindness. Sustainability. One-Team. Excellence. Every role, rule and meeting in this playbook comes back to them.
#Kindness
We treat other people the way we want to be treated by being honest, transparent, respecting, caring, guiding, supporting, and cheering each other.
#Sustainability
We aim for a healthy and long-term journey by first being healthy, constantly learning and growing, and sharing knowledge with our team and the community.
#One-Team
We are united and highly committed for team results by taking ownership of our assigned tasks in proactively finding creative ways to success, obtained from collective results.
#Excellence
We aim to deliver WOW results with a focus on quality, by keeping our commitment to making a bit better progress every day.
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The big picture
Why this playbook brings value to our clients
A shared way of working turns good intentions into predictable delivery. Here is what it means for you as a customer.
Predictable delivery
Every engagement follows the same stages, rhythm and exit checks, so you know what happens next and when you will see working software.
Clear ownership
Each activity has one role that answers for it, on both sides. Decisions don't get lost between people, and you always know who to ask.
Your say, at the right moments
You decide on scope, priorities, acceptance and release. We bring the structure that makes those decisions quick and informed.
Quality you can see
Review, automated tests and security checks are part of every change, and four quality gates stand between an idea and production.
AI speed without AI risk
We use AI to deliver faster, under clear rules: approved tools only, human review of every change, and your data protected.
Early warning, no surprises
Weekly status, a living risk register and a defined escalation path mean problems reach you early, with options attached.
Lower onboarding risk
A written playbook means a new engineer or manager joins the team without the project depending on one person's memory.
Progress measured against your goals
We record a baseline in Discover and review outcomes with you monthly, so value is judged by results rather than activity.
Flexible engagement
Start with a fixed-scope discovery or paid pilot, then move to milestones or a monthly team as trust and scope grow.
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Roles
Customer and leadership roles
Customer Sponsor / Product Owner, Engagement Manager and Delivery Lead.
Product and design roles
Business Analyst and UX/UI Designer: turning needs into clear requirements and usable interfaces.
Engineering roles
Solution Architect / Tech Lead, Software Engineers and AI / Data Engineer.
Quality, security and operations roles
QA / Test Automation, DevOps / Platform, Security & Compliance, and Support & Operations.
Lifecycle
The five-stage lifecycle
Discover, Design, Build, Verify, Operate: how work flows from problem to production and back.
Stage 1: Discover
Agree the problem, the baseline and the desired outcome before committing to a solution.
Stage 2: Design
Define what will be built, how it will be built and how it will be accepted.
Stage 3: Build
Deliver working software in small, reviewed steps, using AI to help and with people responsible for the result.
Stage 4: Verify
Prove that the software works, is secure and can be released.
Stage 5: Operate
Run, measure and keep improving the software after release.
Working agreements
Decision rights (RACI)
Who is responsible, accountable, consulted and informed for each key activity.
Cadence and meetings
The rhythm of an engagement: what happens daily, weekly, per sprint and monthly.
Definition of ready and done
The entry and exit checks that keep stories small, clear and truly finished.